The Mixers at NAB and IBC had prompted a call for an Asian version. So with the help of http://www.media-asylum.com and http://www.mediav.com.sg the ICA started the ball rolling straight after the IBC Mixer. So on Wednesday 23rd November, 75 creative color folk gathered at the Blu Jazz Cafe in Singapore for the first Asian Colorist Mixer. The world…
We often get asked this question. It’s understandable, and I’ll try to address it from my point of view. The ICA instructors are all working colorists, constantly balancing our training classes with grading commitments to our clients. A training class has to be locked and publicized at least 2 months beforehand. This allows us sufficient…
The 3rd IBC Colorist Mixer was held on Saturday 10th September at a fantastic canal side venue Felix Meritis in Amsterdam. People arrived by bicycle, boat, scooter, tram, some of us even walked! The weather during IBC was the best I’ve witnessed, so people arrived in good spirits, looking forward to a fantastic night. The…
This video tutorial shows you how to preview multiple Looks in a wedding clip using the Resolve PowerGrade and split screen features.
It’s OK grading beautifully shot material, but sometimes we need to challenge ourselves.That’s why my classroom footage is a mix of cameras, good and bad material, plus a mixture of XMLs, EDLs and baked workflows. The R201 challenge we worked on today consisted of a 30sec TVC edited from previous campaigns. RED, Alexa and PSD…
See inside an ICA class in Singapore with Warren Eagles and his students. Classes hosted by my great friends at Media Asylum. Don’t rely on sketchy YouTube clips. Get professional training form somebody who is doing it everyday!
Luca Bragagnolo, an Italian DP, attended Warren’s class at AbelCine in Burbank.
Grading 4K Raw in Cambodia wasn’t something I had expected when agreeing to take on a mentoring assignment in Phnom Penh. I had never been to Cambodia so had the impression that the post industry would be a little behind Vietnam, having previously graded projects…
I often get asked this question, and the answer is every project is different. Being able to grade your elements can really help the way your shot comes together.
